In our fast paced, short attention span, smart phone worshiping world we tend to take so much for granted. Nothing reminds you of that point more than seeing something which celebrates what we consider ordinary or mundane. Sometimes a video will come along that has such an aura about it that it mesmerizes you. While
READ MORENo, there isn’t an echo. One of the long standing criticisms of Bigfoot is the absence of any substantiated reports of anyone finding remains. Really, if such a large animal were to die in the woods, someone, some time must have stumbled across some. Now, two boys in Massachusetts have found what might possibly be
READ MOREThere are currently two main ways to detect planets around distant stars. Either we have to be lucky and be looking in a line that causes an exo-planet to pass between us and its own sun so we can measure the tiny little amount that planet causes its stars light to dim, called a transit,
READ MOREAs much as I check the daily MUFON reports, I also take them with a grain of salt. If you get into a habit of perusing them on a regular basis, you will see that at minimum, 70% are hoaxes or just people misidentifying objects or effects. In the case of my original article it
READ MORELast week brought the latest bit of drama surrounding Rick Dyer, Musky Allen, another dead probably fake Bigfoot and a battle of words between Musky Allen and Dr. Jeff Meldrum. This week offers up the next chapter in the Melba Ketchum drama around the release of her Bigfoot DNA results, Bigfoot Evidence 101 and Dyer
READ MOREFirst a little history of the “Planet” Pluto: From Universe Today: Pluto was first discovered in 1930 by Clyde W. Tombaugh at the Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff Arizona. Astronomers had long predicted that there would be a ninth planet in the Solar System, which they called Planet X. Only 22 at the time, Tombaugh was
READ MOREAn article on Phys.org talks about the next generation in medicine and biofuels can come from the ocean’s floors. Given that in the last few years the number of antibiotic resistant bacteria and/or diseases have gone up, it’s no wonder that mining the world’s oceans is the next step for humanity. “The reason why this
READ MOREAs I made my rounds this morning, it didn’t take long for something to hit me as being an excellent beginning to the week. It is the perfect story to wake us up, a story of mystery, but also of majestic wonder. This is the tail of Mariska. Who is Mariska you say? Could it
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